FICA, FUTA, SUTA, required OT, required benefits, etc...Many businesses of all types use a payroll service such as ADP when they get over 5 or so employees.Payroll is detailed and has a lot of details to it...If you are asking about to keep the payroll being paid in the face of little or no cash flow for it...the way I have seen it done is [1] Additional cash injections into the business, and [2] Layoffs.The additional cash injections can be planned for during budgeting, and if you pockets are not deep enough to swing that ball bat... choice number [2] comes up as soon as the well is dry.Most of the "Labor" is piecemeal and will bill you...Sewer inspections, electricians labor and supplies, landscaping.The "Labor Burden" of an onsite maintenance person should be in the cash flow budget for the property.If you are talking about the Management side of the deal... they will be members in an LLC with fair pay to each for what they bring to the table.It's up to them as to how they want to set up the splits, and the timing of cash pays to themselves.In America you are free to contract.Good Luck!

While this might be scaled down by smaller injections of capital, the administration here and risk is elevated by the volume.

As you know, cash is injected at various points throughout the project, at which time, interest begins to accrue.

The economy has been injected with tons of money.

She also claims the neighbor is injecting cold air inside the wall cavity in her unit and claims people have tried to break in her unit from the attic so her son in law drilled a big piece of metal across the access door.

CMBS loans come with a lot of restrictions.For the size of the request you are looking for, your best bet would be to come up with at least 35% equity injection. 

Many thought COVID would be the start of this correction, but seemingly endless $$ injections by the fed and crazy low rates have kept us afloat.

The projections are astounding, with JP Morgan estimating that the US Central Bank could need to provide, inject or insure up to $2T more USD.

I try not to inject my own bias too much into the advice I give, but I'd say stick to regional drivable vacation and tourism dependent markets as they tend to be both affordable and accessible vacations for people, which makes them more recession resistant than big fly-to markets or metro markets. 

The whole point in buying a value add is to "add value", not to pay premium for it and STILL have to inject more capital into it.